

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire - Trauma Responses, Uprisings, and Systems of Oppression
21 snips Jun 8, 2020
In this podcast, the hosts explore trauma responses in 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' characters, such as depression, dissociation, and hyper-vigilance. They discuss the manipulation by Snow and the pressure of being seen as a symbol. The podcast also analyzes the portrayal of trauma responses in characters like Johanna and Finnick, discussing secrecy, substance abuse, and coping mechanisms. Additionally, they delve into eccentric characters, address HIV stigma, and explore movie metaphors for classism and systems of oppression. Finally, they reflect on Phil Seymour Hoffman's talent and tragic passing.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Katniss' Trauma Response
01:34 • 10min
Trauma Responses and Manipulation in the Movie
11:27 • 2min
Katniss's Traumas and the Pressure of Being Seen as a Symbol
13:44 • 11min
Trauma Responses and Characterizations
25:03 • 3min
Trauma Responses and Portrayal of Characters in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
28:17 • 19min
Analysis of Eccentric Characters and Their Strategies in the Hunger Games
46:51 • 3min
Addressing HIV Stigma and Supporting People Living with HIV
49:59 • 24min
Advertisements for Lucky Land Sluts and Chumba Casino followed by miscellaneous dialogue
01:14:18 • 2min
Exploring Movie Metaphors for Classism and Systems of Oppression
01:15:48 • 21min
Reflections on Phil Seymour Hoffman and Invitation for Feedback
01:37:05 • 3min